Carlisle United Ladies picked up their first win of the Lancashire Women’s League season as Penrith AFC and Whitehaven AFC couldn’t be separated as they shared the spoils with a draw.
Premier Division
On Sunday, October 19, an exciting series of football matches took place, showcasing the competitive spirit of the teams involved.
Accrington Stanley faced off against Carlisle United in a thrilling encounter that ended 2-3 to the Cumbrian’s.
Chelsea Norris, Emma Blenkinship and Phoebe Langan were on target as Carlisle goalkeeper Kate Stainton was one of the heroines of the day with a penalty save in the final minutes of the game helping secure The Blues their first three points of the season.
Meanwhile, in a contrasting match, Stanwix struggled against Blackburn Community, losing 1-7.
Stanwix were 0-6 down at half time but managed to draw the second half with Abigail Telford netting for the home side.
- Wigan Athletic FC – 12
- Blackburn Community Sports Club – 6
- Penwortham Town Ladies – 6
- Accrington Stanley Women FC Reserves – 6
- Colne FC Ladies – 6
- Blackburn Eagles JFC Ladies – 6
- GT7 Academy Ladies Football Club – 5
- Carlisle United Ladies – 4
- Whitehaven AFC Ladies – 3
- Stanwix Juniors Ladies – 1
Sunday, October 26, is set to be an exciting day of football action as Blackburn Community takes on Penwortham Town in what promises to be a thrilling match filled with competitive spirit and local rivalry as Blackburn Eagles face league leaders Wigan Athletic, in what will be an interesting battle.
Additionally, Colne FC will battle against Whitehaven AFC, aiming to strengthen their position in the league standings with a solid performance. Lastly, the GT7 Academy Ladies will take on Accrington Stanley, looking to demonstrate their skills and teamwork as they compete in this challenging encounter.
Championship
On Sunday 19, in an exciting display of local football, Burnley Belvedere narrowly triumphed over Chipping with a thrilling scoreline of 4-3, showcasing remarkable perseverance on the part of both teams.
Meanwhile, Lostock St Gerards faced a challenging match against Penrith AFC, ultimately succumbing to a decisive 1-6 defeat that highlighted Penrith’s formidable offensive firepower.
Penrith AFC’s Gallacher scored three with Sinden bagging a double as Scott-Lamont also got her name on the score sheet as the Cumbrian side moved top.
In another matchup, Radcliffe FC struggled to contain the attacking prowess of Chorley, resulting in a significant loss of 2-8, a game that will certainly be remembered for its high scoring and intense competition.
- Penrith AFC Ladies Pathway – 12
- AFC Bolton Ladies – 10
- Lancaster City FC Ladies – 10
- Burnley United (Ladies) – 9
- Burnley Belvedere Ladies – 9
- Workington Town FC Reserves – 6
- Chorley FC Women – 5
- Chipping Ladies – 0
- Lostock St Gerards Ladies – 0
- Radcliffe FC Women Reserves – 0
Sunday 26, promises an exciting day of football with several matches scheduled.
Lancaster City will be facing off against Chipping, a match that is sure to draw a lively crowd as both teams strive for victory. Lancaster City, known for their dynamic style of play, will look to leverage their home advantage, while Chorley aims to disrupt their flow and claim three important points.
Meanwhile, Penrith AFC is set to take on Chorley in what should be an intriguing encounter as the Cumbrian side look to stay at the top of the table.
Lastly, Lostock St Gerards face off against Radcliffe. This match is particularly critical for both teams as they are both pointless as will be looking to pick up a victory to keep in contact with Chorley.
Division One North
In an exhilarating day of football on Sunday 19, several matches delivered thrilling moments and dramatic conclusions, showcasing the competitive spirit of the league.
Whitehaven AFC and Penrith AFC battled to a 2-2 draw in a closely contested match that had fans on the edge of their seats.
Whitehaven started strong, finding the back of the net with Phoebe Mullun and Holly Laing, but Penrith’s Lily Stephenson and Jess Dyke struck back to give the visitors a share of the points. The match’s intensity and excitement offered both sides a well-deserved point as they continue their campaigns.
Meanwhile, Vickerstown faced off against Carnforth Rangers, emerging victorious with a commanding 4-1 scoreline. Vickerstown displayed exceptional teamwork and strategic prowess, dominating possession and dictating the game’s pace.
Although Carnforth Rangers managed to score a consolation goal, their efforts fell short against a relentless Vickerstown squad, who showcased their attacking strength throughout the match.
In one of the day’s most high-scoring encounters, Kendal Town delivered a stunning performance against GT7 Academy Ladies, clinching a remarkable 7-2 victory. Kendal Town’s offensive capabilities were on full display, as they relentlessly pressed their opponents from the first whistle.
While GT7 Academy Ladies fought bravely and managed to score twice, they ultimately struggled to contain the offensive onslaught from Kendal Town.
- Vickerstown Ladies First – 16
- Kendal Town Women – 9
- Abbeytown Ladies – 9
- Whitehaven AFC A – 7
- Penrith AFC Ladies Development – 7
- Dalton United Arrows Women – 1
- Carnforth Rangers Ladies – 0
- GT7 Academy Ladies Reserves – 0
Sunday 26, promises to be an exciting day of football as Dalton United take on Penrith AFC Development in a much-anticipated clash, while the GT7 Academy Ladies face off against Carnforth Rangers in a key match for the ladies’ league standings.
Additionally, Whitehaven AFC will host Kendal Town, with both teams eager to secure crucial points to enhance their positions in the league table.
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